25 march 2018
John Bjarne Grover
Yesterday evening I published the ex nihilo pieces of 'Batman' and 'Vollkornbrot'. Today I was out for a walk around noon or so. In the U-Bahn a man who took up position not far from me seemed to smell quite strongly of excrements, although everybody knows that such smells can be somewhat 'subjective', and on a station I stepped off there stood a chap with a 'charming' look at me. On top of some stairs a man went back and forth. Coming home, I discover that the computer fan is suddenly much more noisy than usual. Can this be done with remote control? Or had there been a burglary here? At least I believe that the noise level was much less before I went out for the walk.
'Homo' is a perversion and can never be anything else. Some people are unfortunate and grow up to a homo inclination for various historic reasons, and of course one should not condemn them for it, but to actively try and make a person (or group of persons) homo must count as outright evil and of very low moral standards. It must count as criminal. It is the children's judicial rights who are suffering from homo.
The response to my work is very poor. I have just (in the most recent days) made significant progress. Today can be seen as a great day from that point of view. I do hope there can come some positive response to my work and not only rejections of various diffuse kinds. I am not involved in politics and particularly a Black Sea Loop terror network is everything else than I work for. My work is in poetry and theories of language - not in politics or politically inclined intrigues. There is a great need for crediting me for my work.
I notice that the lawyer ('ügyvéd') for the sale of the house in Szolnok was 'Gábor Örlös'. The maritime expression 'on the port side' (on the left side of the ship, that means) is in norwegian 'babor[d]'. 'Ear-loose'/'ear-less' = 'ör[e]lös'. 'Bread' = norw. 'brö[d]'.
© John Bjarne Grover
On the web 25 march 2018